§ THE MARQUESS OF LANSDOWNEMy Lords, I do not know whether, before the House adjourns, the noble Marquess is able to give us any information as to the course of business during the next few days.
THE MARQUESS OF CREWEMy Lords, I had hoped that I might have been able this afternoon to make a general statement as to the course of business, at any rate daring the next few days, but as I am not in a position to do so completely at this moment I think it will be wiser to defer until Monday, when I hope to be able to make a full statement on the subject, anything I have to say; and on Monday also, as I understand, the Prime Minister will make a statement of a similar character in another place. I shall then be in a position to say what we propose to do with regard to putting down the Government of Ireland Bill and the Welsh Church Bill for Second Reading.
§ House adjourned at twenty-five minutes past Five o'clock, to Monday next, a quarter past Four o'clock.